Leader Man Apologizes for Canadian Comments in WSJ Ad
A Leader man runs an apology ad in the Wall Street Journal addressing Canada’s remarks and actions toward the United States. The notice signals diplomatic tension and seeks to smooth bilateral strains.
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Calgary nuns in fatal Easter crash linked to Medicine Hat roots
Five Calgary nuns killed in an Easter Sunday highway crash formerly resided in Medicine Hat. The story notes their prior home and offers context on the deceased, including church affiliations and the incident's location.
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Teens charged with attempted murder over poisoned slush in Sylvan Lake
Three teenage girls face attempted murder and five toxic substance counts after seven girls fell ill from copper sulphate laced in slushies bought in Sylvan Lake Alberta. The suspects, all H J Cody high school students, allegedly took the chemical from a science class and mixed it into drinks at a local store. Two suspects were arrested and released. a third has a warrant. The first court appearance is May 1 in Red Deer.
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Confusion Over City Letter on Magazine Display Rules
Mac's Cigar Store owner and several retailers question the city issued guidance on restricting adult magazines to behind counters and limiting display. CAPCS spokesperson explains scope includes sexual content magazines, while a May 30 start date and one year compliance period are noted.
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Citizens of Alberta For Positive Community Standards
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Alberta postpones China trip over SARS travel ban
Premier Ralph Klein, citing Health Canada guidance, postponed a June visit to China and halted travel for all provincial staff to SARS hotspots in Asia. Ottawa counts 15 deaths in Canada with 324 probable and suspect cases nationwide, most in Toronto area health workers.
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